All business...Covid taught them they could operate with less staff, and while the reduced staff worked their butts off to keep things together, management decided they could do business fewer employees no matter how much harder it is for the reduced staff to keep going...so now it is the new normal...
I pay 120 for the executive membership with 2% back. I get a check at the end of the year for over that so it’s free. If you book cruises through Costco you get 8% of the cost of the cruise in the form of a gift card plus the 2%. Costco is worth it for my family
It's worse than most people realize. Banks are in trouble. They have derivative exposure up the Wazzoo. The bond market seems to have calmed down the last few days, but I think we're in for another rough few years.
And its a cheap place also to get gas!
Dry bulk indices- a true tested leading indicator.
Fed Reserve can't raise rates fast enough to kill inflation. Each rate increase causes regional banks to go underwater.
The good part is companies are actively hiring so the ones who say they can't find a job, there is more to that story.
Are there homes with "public" hot tubs?
What exactly makes it "luxury"?
Disney Resort > House.
I just find it amusing when renters dress up the description with words like "private" and "luxury". Everything in a house is "private" if it's only for use of the houseguest. "Private refrigerator " , private kitchen sink, private laundry room storage cabinet. Yes they are private by that definition but then so is everything in a hotel room.
It’s called marketing.
Yeah there are a lot low paying service jobs. If you think the job market is easy you need to spend a little time on the Reddit forums with people that have been looking for jobs for months.
It wouldn't kill inflation because it's a supply problem. The money supply is shrinking at the fastest rate since there great depression and it's not helping. War is also inflationary and that seems to be where we are headed.
Yes that's true but if it was me and bills are due, debts need to be paid I would be proactive and hustle to earn income instead of to keep looking for that job and pay one is seeking.
Bah! I've done short trips, and they are okay, but a REAL visit = full rat race!
I didnt mean to imply they shouldn't market it. But the term "luxury" is used quite loosely. But I completely understand your point in terms of marketing.
Yes. There are plenty of communities with a pool area only for that community. When we were originally looking for a house, we passed on one that had it because the dues were too high because of that. My sisters in-laws have a 2nd home on a lake and they have it for all the houses that are part of that community.
I was referring to the hot tub actually being located on the property of the home (such as in the backyard). I was only joking about the use of the term "private" when it's clearly not for public use if it is in the backyard of a house.
